معرفی
Mahmoud Najafi is a Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Kent State University. He has been affiliated with the Ashtabula Campus since 1995. His teaching focuses on applied mathematics disciplines including linear algebra, calculus, differential equations, and developmental mathematics.
- Ph.D. (Applied Mathematics) – University of Texas at Arlington (1994)
- M.S. (Applied Mathematics) – University of Texas at Arlington (1985)
- B.S. (Mechanical Engineering) – University of Texas (1981)
His research interests center on mathematical control theory, stability analysis of coupled systems, and boundary stabilization techniques for wave equations and structural systems. Najafi has contributed to advancements in distributed stabilizers for coupled wave systems and boundary control methodologies for Euler-Bernoulli beam systems.
Notable publications include studies on exponential stability of coupled systems, boundary stabilization of wave equations, and distributed control strategies for parallel systems. His work bridges applied mathematics with engineering applications in structural dynamics and vibration control.
